Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
THURMAN AT OAKTIHH.
Judge Thurman Spends the Night at
0akyiew-- The State Of the Union
and Democracy Discussed,
New Fork Republicans Confident tEat
Blaine vii be Nominated on
the First Ballot,
Ing Business as MONEY Leuders-an
EaSeatigaafon Ordered.
SENT FOR By THE PRESIDENT.

special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.-Judge Thur
man spent last night with President
Cleveland st Oakview. The venerable
Jscksoniar Democrat had intended to
leave for OHIO last night, but Mr.. C!eye-
land sent down his ctrriage to the hotel
for him and the Judge gladly postponed
his departure. The Judge returned late
this evening to his hotel, where he was
caught in tae LOBBY by your CORES
p0rdent. After dinner yesterday the
Judge aud the President sat out on the
red painted porch of OAkyiew and dis
cussed the condition OF the country ia
general sud the outlook for the DemoC-
racy in 1888 II partlcG lar, and from what
can be gathered the President is now
strongly impressed with the broad states
manship OF the Judge ard the Judge is
duly inspired with the practical common
sense Of the present occupant Of the
White House. lie says he is
glad the Democracy have leader
who has the courage Of maintaining his
convictions, sEd Waoae spinal column is
strong enough not to be severed 7 2 any
little party disser sions.
SITUATION IL NEW YORK;
Hon. George Hsines OF Rochester, y
Y, was seen at the Arlington kosel to-
night and asked his views on New YORK
politics. lie said they were not taking
much politics just now, but that it was
by 8 sort Of mutGS, understanding that
things were allowed TO move quietly along
until next year. President Cleveland
and Governor Hill, however, thoroughly
understood one another. No amount of
effort on the part q msicoutents could
destroy this pleasant relationship. He
said be YVES like good mSny Ofnrc New
York politicians, frieI dly 20 both
Cleveland Gud Hill, and what
was more, they could mot be
diYieed into f1ctj0us 10 oppose
zone and fight FOR the other. Ttlsre would
De no split 10 his stse. MI. H4fres SAID,
on this point, the Republicans there were
making desperate effort 10 hsr1aUnize,
and would proD&9ly be successful
Blaine il TO be the man, ard N the minds
of New York Republicans there s. liltle
doubt but JhGt he will get the nomination
on the first ballot.
CLEVELAND DOGS.
Now that the popularity CT President
Cleveland i c much mo0ted question, it
is worthy cf note that il Washington one
cur OF every hundred dogs bias been
FsGmed after MIN, the tsX bolk bearing
cut this statement.
DOING a BANKING BUSINESS.
Quite nullabaIoO is sure 70 be raised
by all investigation to be undertaken in u
feW days ny tire district coD3iss1oners.
+ has been al open secret 5or long
tine p s. That . number Of clefks N thu
departments were doing r,:st,ing busi-
peas1s MONEY lenders "a thesr fellow
::9srrss:sTks, and t1s CUlb-tJne brokers' have
''nOt been at ali modest IL ihe.r demands
of interest. Ten per cent. ge1 month is
the min nun, ,gaiIe if the applicant is il.
q very bad STE ght as h!.r So 100 pc
cent. per month has been ELoWu TO hay L
oeen charged and paid.
-&IAS PENSlO--G},
Special to the Gazette.
WAsHNCg&eS, Aug. I3.-lThe follow 10
Texas pension was iaeged to-d.y
Clarles G. Crenshaw, Center.